that consists of annexing 10% of the west bank, fragmenting what remains of the west bank, annexing some of the most arable soil, critical water resources, the hub of palestinian life, east jerusalem, and there will be some international consortium to solve the refugee problem. there is a possibility they could ram it through this time. >> speaking to israeli army last year, martin indyk expressed doubts that talks could produce a peace deal. >> i am not particularly optimistic because, as part of the matter, is the maximum concessions that this government would be prepared to for four short of the minimum requirements. so it may be willing -- possible to keep the talks going, but i find it very hard that they will reach an agreement. >> yousef munayyer, could you talk about who martin indyk is, the former ambassador, and also, norman finkelstein, the despondency of the palestinians? about me say something that quotation. that was from last year. he was talking about a then- right wing government, which has since become even more so, more beholden to the interests of religious nationalis

they cannot cross into israel for work or to go to the west bank. and the only exist is through egypt where people spend days at the border. >> i felt like i left to go to another country, you know? >> you went to another country. >> so you think i did the right thing? >> oh, forget it. >> forget it? >> yeah. >> they'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe tha

in the ariel settlement west bank. peace activists up and hammer believes this is a first step in an effort to push israel to give up its expansion ambitions i hope that what we just saw coming from europe will be and now there is a way to pressure the israeli government into making very clear to these very public that their world is supporting israel but their world will not so-called days when the accumulation in the west bank and israel has to find their way to stop the occupation in the west bank otherwise we will find out said the fighting would most sanction and even maybe a boycott about the against israel that i'm against but this is maybe so i think that today most israelis understand the need. to restart the negotiation and to find a solution to the conflict i hope to together with the american pressure and the european pressure there will be some kind of result and we will see the restart of the negotiations in the next couple of days. so i have for you this hour authorities in belfast block a global loyalis

i think the return might be in the west bank or gaza. those are the three things that you mentioned. they are all difficult. i think the referendum is good because netanyahu said he will not agree to anything, even in this latest proposal, unless he submits it to the israeli people to approve and referendum. that is exactly the same position that hamas has had ever since i have been meeting with them for the past 10-12 years. whatever peace agreement is reached between the plo and israel, they will accept it if the palestinian people in a referendum approve it. that is a good way because eventually if the leaders at the ible except the agreement, believe it almost guarantees that the people back home would accept the same thing. the syrians do not deny the fact that their society is breaking up, that they are divided in so many ways. the main groups that compose the opposition agree on a political and a representative delegation. i think that the syrian people and also the opposition, they understand it is impossible to represent everybo

west bank with some land swaps. netanyahu will not go so far. netanyahu has been willing to release some prisoners in previous months and years, but demandedtinians have their release as a precondition for the talk starting. they demanded various other preconditions. this is one that the israelis reluctantly seem to have met, although it is not entirely clear who will go through and when. one of the concerns that israel has had is that it will release some of these terrorist in the revivey talks, and the palestinians would walk away. they would have given up the major concession for nothing in return. it is a fragile process. there is not a great deal of trust between the two sides. i think both sides are skeptical but whether they can make real progress. >> let's talk about one of the specific issues that is on the table. the israeli government has stuck to this line. they want the palestinians to recognize israel as a jewish state. as you know, that is highly problematic. not only for palestinians in the west bank

the european union has cut off funding to disputed is really occupied territories in the west bank and east jerusalem that's part of a pressure on israel to keep inside its original borders before their expansion in nine hundred sixty seven the decision will affect more than a half a million of settlers and has caused an angry reaction from tel aviv but europe says it's merely formalized a position that have been stated many times before are just policy or now reports. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is furious with this new european union directive and a number of leading israeli officials have called it an earthquake what it states is that in any future agreements between israel and the european union the needs to be an exclusion clause referring to settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem now i'm standing in the israeli settlement of aureole behind me is the university that was founded thirty one years ago and which today has a student population of fourteen thousand degrees that awarded here are recognized by the israeli higher council for education but this la

it might be to the west bank or no or else. they are difficult, and i think that the referendum is good because he says -- natanyahu will not approve anything unless he submitted to the people for referendum. what ever the peace agreement is reached, they will accept it. it is a good way because if the leaders at the negotiating table except the peace agreement, i guarantee that the people will accept the same thing. >> the syrians do not deny that they are speaking up and divided in some many different ways. the main groups that control the opposition agree. i think the people and the opposition understand that it will be everybody. i don't know in a very complicated way, if people have been negotiated where they would be accepted. when we completed, they were aware that you were not fully representative. but come to an agreement, just for 35 people. if we go back to afghanistan and implement this properly, nobody will remember. this agreement was signed by 35 people. this is a similar situation. if we have a family representa

in the ariel settlement west bank a peace activist yariv oppenheimer believes this is the first step in an effort to pressure israel to give up its expansion ambitions i hope the words were just so coming from europe will be another way to pressure the israeli government to make it very clear to the very public that their world is supporting israel but their world will not so called israeli occupation in their worst burn and israel has to find their way to stop the occupation in their. otherwise we will find ourselves right the mood more sanction and even maybe a boycott about the against israel that i'm against but this is maybe the next step so i think that today moyes israelis understand the need. to restart the negotiation and to find a solution to the conflict i hope to together with american pressure and european pressure there will be some kind of result and we will see the restart of the negotiations in the next couple of days. not only on air but also online we have plenty more stories for you on our website including spying by law the british parliament is to hold an inquir

in the ariel settlement west bank now professor of international law or john the guard believes or israel does not have a strong bargaining position at the moment. well i think until pretty recently to has been accepted that is row borders with the borders of nine hundred sixty seven but in recent times israel has george to continue i don't think that israel can afford to own property you could. be depended on the e.u. economically and politically you could be a nuisance free for the ready to go to get clear on on in terms of the guidelines. is not a settled politically the israeli cabinet. is divided on the issue of peace to don't seem to be moving in the direction of a photo an extension of the road which break. i think is a very difficult situation for israel to. do clearly not at the time that john kerry is attempting to reach toward settlement talks. it is confined to its nineteen sixty seven borders and no to the french really. take a look at some other stories from around the world and egyptian capital has seen yet another mass rally by supporters of the hour suppressing the hama m

in the ariel settlement west bank now that you you and other international powers are pushing israel to accept a palestinian state within the one nine hundred sixty seven borders but over the decades more than a half a million israeli settlers have made their homes in the occupied territories in fact many of these settlements and the lands they're on are now claimed by israel as its own in the middle east coordinator for the medico international humanitarian group says the action is largely symbolic but still meaningful. it is symbolic but it's very important to make the difference between israel proper and the occupied territories or if you're not part of israel and which we should become part of a future palestinian state if the european union doesn't do this today and if it doesn't make it very clear to the palestinians as well as to israelis that they want a two state solution and that they will stand behind it not only in words but also in deeds then we will not have a two state solution and time is running out looking at it from the regional point of view i mean the region is g

in the city of ramallah in the west bank, an israeli- palestinian company is currently raising funds to support i.t. start-up firms. for once, politics has taken a back-seat to progress. >> you don't usually find civilian israelis here in ramallah on the west bank. but yadin kaufmann comes regularly on a special permit. when he does, he and his partner, saed nashef have a busy schedule. the first i.t. entrepreneurs of the day are already waiting for them. they now have an hour to present their start-up idea. and they know it could be a decisive hour -- if all goes well. >> it will be a dramatic change for our business, for our lives, because we count on this startup. this is the whole thing that we are doing in our life, currently. >> their business idea is an internet portal for lawyers -- well-educated, ambitious, and highly motivated. there are many young people like them in ramallah. what they lack is money, seed capital. yadin kaufmann and saed nashef founded sadara, the first venture capital fund for palestinian i.t. companies. kaufmann played a significant role in israel's ris

has erected actually a monstrous war in the west bank and is that a has imposed a medieval siege on the on the on the gaza strip now the difference of course or the points of difference and others of the oslo accords is not international law because international law get on the is that i have to sort of determination to the palestinian people and that i have to sort of that have been a can of the palestinian people entails one that i have more than seven million palestinian refugees are scattered all over the world living in miserable conditions in miserable but if you camps all over the world actually their right to return also international law guarantees that i took the quality of more than one point two million palestinian citizens of the state of israel who are treated as second if not third class citizens but also international gun these are out of you know palestinians in the gaza strip and that was the bank to live freely and free from direct military occupation and i don't think that you know that is sumption of the negotiations means that the palestinians and theirs will b

bank and gaza strip. well on wednesday it's not it's not here nor there right now it keeps us busy more than anything ok well it seems like the israeli government is giving with one hand and taking away with the other so to speak but listen on wednesday the israeli parliament is expected to discuss a new bill requiring any peace deal where the palestinians to be put to a national referendum so by doing this has been netanyahu effectively ensured that a possible agreement can be enforced what's your take. in a way i think it's ironic that we're discussing israel is a democracy and we're going to have a national israeli referendum about palestinian fate the fact that palestinians don't have a say in the matter is astonishing to me friends palestinian friends of mine in jerusalem don't even have the right to vote for a government in this case even though got this government controls their lives from a to z. in fact. they're being pushed out of town to the extent of high unemployment rates poverty almost fift

i think the return might be in the west bank or gaza. those are the three things that you mentioned. they are all difficult. i think the referendum is good because netanyahu said he will not agree to anything, even in this latest proposal, unless he submits it to the israeli people to approve and referendum. that is exactly the same

bank and these one has to find their way to stop the occupation in the west bank otherwise we will find out right the mood more sanction and even maybe a boycott about the against israel that i'm against but this is maybe the next step so i think that today more israelis understand the need. to restart the negotiation and to find a solution to the conflict i hope to together with the american pressure and the european pressure there will be some kind of for a result and we will see the restart of the negotiations in the next couple of days washington is considering whether to use military force in syria and i was revealed by u.s. army general joining us out of testimony who said the options for a military intervention are already on the table. that's a serious faces the prospect of terrorist forces gaining overwhelming control over the country's north reportedly plans to create its own state near the border with turkey forcing a rival rival groups out journalist neil clark believes the syrian opposition will use the al qaeda threat in a desperate bid to secure western intervention. it's

torture in the west bank, why palestinian security forces are being blamed. pakistan's education crisis, the remarkable story of one remote village where everyone is literate. >> there's been a violent 48 hours in egypt since mohammed morsi was ousted from the presidency. in egypt's second largest city, alexandria, at least 12 people have died in some of the worst fighting. in cairo, thousands of morsi supporters faced off against opponents of the deposed president. at least 30 people were killed. now, there's been violence in orthern sinai. at least five policemen lost their lives and morsi supporters say the army shot at and injured more than 40 people. now, in cairo, the deputy leader of the muslim brotherhood has been arrested on suspicion of inciting violence. and here's what it looks like now in cairo's tahrir square. of course, it was an iconic place that saw the berth of a revolution that toppled the dictatorship of hosni mubarak. in just the last few weeks, it was the birthplace of another movement that forced the first democratically elected preside

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the european union has cut off funding to disputed israeli occupied territories in the west bank and is dreadful and that's part of e.u. pressure on israel to keep inside its original borders before their expansion in at nine hundred sixty seven the decision will affect more than half a million of settlers and has caused an angry reaction from tel aviv by europe's as it's merely formalized a position that had been stated many times before parties boss leader reports these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu is furious with this new european union directive and a number of leading israeli officials have called it an earthquake what it states is that in any future agreements between israel and the european union the needs to be an exclusion clause referring to settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem now i'm standing in the israeli settlement of aureole behind me is the university that was founded thirty one years ago and which today has a student population of fourteen thousand degrees that awarded him all recognized by the israeli higher council for education but this late

in the ariel settlement west bank. now the e.u. and other international powers are pushing israel to accept the palestinian state or within the nine hundred sixty seven borders but over the decades more than a half a million israeli settlers have made their homes in occupied territories in fact many of these settlements on the lands that are on the now claimed by israel as its own and i shall be an award winning writer and journalist on the middle east she says that the real value of the e.u.'s move is it actually sets a precedent. it's unlikely that the actual financial cost to israel of this shifting guidelines will be that huge but was what it has done is that set a precedent whereby the european union has said it's ok to back our principles with law it's ok to say we oppose israel's occupation of the palestinian territories and to inflict penalties and consequences if israel can continues to flout that international law but it is the result of a growing sense of frustration with israel constantly flouting international law as f

in the ariel settlement west bank. now the e.u. and other international powers are pushing israel to accept a palestinian state within the one nine hundred sixty seven borders but over the decades more than a half a million israeli settlers have made their homes in occupied territories now many of these settlements on the lands their own and are claimed by israel as its own original xabi an award winning writer and journalist on the middle east she says that the real value of the e.u.'s move is that actually sets a precedent. it's unlikely that the actual financial cost to israel of this shifting guidelines will be that huge but was what it has done is that set a precedent whereby the european union has said it's ok to back our principles with law it's ok to say we oppose israel's occupation of the palestinian territories and to inflict penalties and consequences if israel can continues to flout that international law but it is the result of a growing sense of frustration with israel constantly flouting international law as far as

in the ariel settlement west bank i'll discuss this further we're joined by a member of the european parliament paul murphy and the jerusalem post chief political correspondent hofmann gentlemen thank you for taking the time to speak with us up paul i want to begin with you the european union never officially approved of the israeli settlements but has also never taken action real genuine action before why now do you think. i think primarily it's a reflection of pressure from below in europe where by many many people are fed up with what is in reality the on go and complicity of the european union with the oppression of the public opinions where on the one hand you have crocodile tears about the palestinians well then fundamentally you have supporters including more me politically forty israeli astonishment and so the pressure simply has become too much for the european commission and so that introduced these guidelines it will be both to significant pressure continue to be built and applied to see that the guidelines are actually implemented in such a way that has an effect and if t

theyalestinian territories, blocked institutions and settlements that operate in the occupied west bank as well as the golan heights. paul brennan has this report from jerusalem. >> this has hardened significantly in recent months. it could be used to prop up the occupied territories. the new guidelines will deal with economics, science, culture, and academia. the main type of funding affected. what it does not cover yet is trade, but the sentiment is clear. >> we are prepared in order to implement that commitment to make a clear distinction between the state of israel and the occupied territory. >> palestinian authorities have warmly welcomed the news. they have listened very carefully and should understand that they cannot continue without accountability, and there was nothing but profit. nothing to lose. >> for those that won support, they will have to sign, 1967ulating about the pre- borders and not in east jerusalem or the occupied west bank or the golan heights. the settlements are not part of israel. the action of the government has been swift and critical. really want that peace

in the aerial settlement west bank. well let's get some palestinian perspective on the e.u.'s proposed financial blockade of settlements i'm joined now by mika cortes from the boycotts divestments and sanctions palestinian group sir welcome to the program are you satisfied now that the e.u. is finally taking action. not at the least i'm not satisfied and happy they took their taking action. it highlights industry that most of the world doesn't understand exists here and israel over time has over what is now sixty five years of controlling a civilian population from one hundred forty eight to sixty seven to the first intifada and a second intifada cast lead defensive shield wars with lebanon has become number one in the world in controlling a civilian population in essence urban warfare and it's our biggest export it's israel's success story. we trying to hold the beijing olympics five years ago and displaced a million and a half people they came to train with israeli police forces a bit on the gun stadium to learn how to do that. israeli vehicles patrol the favelas of rio de

in the ariel settlement west bank meanwhile professor of international law believes that israel does not at the moment have a stall bargaining position. well i think until pretty recently it has been accepted that israel borders with the borders of nine hundred sixty seven but in recent times israel has george to continue to go that israel can afford one priority you because it is compared to doing the e.u. economically and politically you could be a nuisance free for the government to get clear on on in terms of the guidelines. is not a settled politically the israeli cabinet. is divided on the issue would be to don't seem to be moving in the direction of that day photo an extension of the break so i think it's a very difficult situation for israel to. do clearly now at the time that john kerry is attempting to restart settlement talks that it is confined to its nine hundred sixty seven borders and that is the crunch really and time now for a brief world update we begin though with egypt the country's capital has seen a yet another mass rally by the supporters of the ousted presiden

in the aerial settlement west bank the e.u. and other international powers are pushing israel to a step to a palestinian state within the one nine hundred sixty seven borders but over the decades more than half a million israeli settlers have made their homes in the occupied territories as you can see on the map right here many of these settlements as well as the lands of their on are now claimed by israel as its own let's get more now on the use latest move with a shabby she is an award winning writer and journalist on the middle east rachel i want to focus on the timing care why do you think the e.u. chose to make this decision right now. well i don't think it's a sudden decision from the u.s. as you know it's a very bureaucratic organization so this wouldn't have been something that came about suddenly but it is the result of a growing sense of frustration with israel constantly flouting international law as far as illegal settlements in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem that kind of frustration has been mounting ove

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the situation throughout the west bank is equally complicated. spread over hundreds of official and illegal settlements. they also make a potential boundary even more complicated. the palestinians insist on the borders that existed in the war before 1967. over the past decade, seen here in yellow, israel has moved further away from the pre-war boundaries. these walls, mainly found in the west bank, are meant to keep out armors from the territories because the number of attacks in israel has decreased significantly. the biggest security risk facing israel today comes from the gaza strip. it is intended to be part of the palestinian state, but if there are negotiations, who will sit at the other side of the table. it's regards israel as an lme and rejects peace talks. israelis and palestinians are now hoping to take first steps, but neither side things a solution is likely. >> for more, we are not joined from washington. thank you for joining us. our both parties starting these talks with the same expectations? >> i would not necessarily say so. th

the situation throughout the west bank is equally complicated. spread over hundreds of official and illegal settlements. they also make a potential boundary even more complicated. the palestinians insist on the borders that existed in the war before 1967. over the past decade, seen here in yellow, israel has moved further away from the pre-war boundaries. these walls, mainly found in the west bank, are meant to keep out armors from the territories because the number of attacks in israel has decreased significantly. the biggest security risk facing israel today comes from the gaza strip. it is intended to be part of the palestinian state, but if there are negotiations, who will sit at the other side of the table. it's regards israel as an lme and rejects peace talks. israelis and palestinians are now hoping to take first steps, but neither side things a solution is likely. >> for more, we are not joined from washington. thank you for joining us. our both parties starting these talks with the same expectations? >> i would not necessarily say so. th

bank and the situation becomes so materially improved in the west bank that folks in gaza will look at that and say we want that, too, and the only reason we don't have that is because of hamas. they'll get rid of hamas and join the peace process. >> how big a part of this is economic benefits to the palestinians? >> creating an economic environment where there's growth and jobs and people become invested in stability is all good. we've long said this. we've said this for years. there's no substitute to actually negotiating and creating an actual political formula for peace. two states living side by side in mutual security, mutual recognition and peace. that is the goal. >> let's hope that that is even possible but nine months, a short timetable, but this is a start so it is great to have you here on day one. thank you very much, ambassador. >>> meanwhile, the ousted egyptian president whose house arrest has caused weeks of violent protests was seen yesterday for the first time by a western diplomat and she reported that he is well. european union's foreign policy chief katherine a

international as far as illegal settlements in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem that kind of frustration has been mounting over the past year and in particular. with the especially right wing government of israel however it's probably the most pro settler government that it's that i had. and time for a brief world update we begin in egypt where tens of thousands of supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsy are gathering in mass in the capital to demand his reinstatement now the army is reportedly blocking off the road leading to the presidential guard house where more than fifty protesters were shot almost two weeks ago morsy is opponents also plan protests raising fears of violence between the two camps almost one hundred people have died since the president was forced out just over two weeks ago. police have clashed with hundreds of environmental campaigners in china's southern. province violence has erupted as officers moved in with rubber batons to disperse the rally against a government plan to build a trash incinerator protesters fear the construction of the wors

ways to enhance living conditions in the west bank. >> and gaza as well? >> well, in the past we have eased restrictions on gaza in accordance with the hamas de facto government there to abide by a cease fire. we had no interest in hurting the people of gaza but hamas was shooting rockets at us. it was difficult to ease restrictions. >> but they're not doing that now. >> right now it's quiet. >> so will you ease the encirclement of gaza? >> we're not going to go into detail of what's going on in the negotiations. but our goal is to increase and enhance in the territory to create the right atmosphere for going forward. we want peace and we want to create the right environment for getting there. >> do you envision a day where hamas would join the other palestinians in this negotiation with israel? >> the united states and the international community have been very clear about what the conditions would be for hamas to join those negotiations. they have to disavow terror. they have to recognize israel. up to now they have categorically rejected all -- >> do yo

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in the ariel settlement west bank earlier i spoke zero m. p. paul murphy and the jerusalem post chief political correspondent phil hartman the discussion showed us in some ways just how differently that is sides see the situation. primarily it's a reflection of pressure from below in europe where by many many people are saddled with what is in reality on go and complexity of the european union with the oppression of the hottest indians or on the one hand you have crocodile tears about the palestinians well fundamentally you have support including more me immediately for the israeli astonishment and so the pressure simply has become too much for the european commission aggressive is not what how it's happening here in the aggressive act is the expansion of settlements the robbing of public opinion home owners that's what an aggressive act is taking place here i do want to get back to you i mean do you think that this is a price that's worth for for israel to play and play in order to gain this territory look the fate of what will remain part of

in the ariel settlement west bank now the e.u. and other international powers are pushing israel to accept a palestinian state or within the nine hundred sixty seven borders but over the decades more than half a million israeli settlers have made their homes in the occupied territories many of these settlements on the lands they're on are now claimed by israel and that's got some reaction often suffer cohen a middle east coordinator of the medical international humanitarian group joining us live here in our to you good to see you today do you think or is this is this you're making a stand or perhaps europe just running out of money. no i think this is a great day for european policy and it's very good news for everybody who wants peace between palestinians and israelis and it's a good day for people who believe in cohesive european policies in the middle east that being said the e.u. trade with illegal settlements that remains unaffected we're talking about settlers netting around three hundred million euros a year i mean isn't th

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bank and the settlement blocks there but it is at the same time with noting that this fall was pushed by a predominantly rightwing government it was pushed by the right wing members of his government meaning that they might be counting on the israeli public to not give its nod to giving land towards a future palestinian state and it might be a way for them putting another hurdle in the path to a palestinian state i think it's fair to say that most israelis do support negotiations with the palestinians this coming tuesday it is expected that since two thousand and ten there will now be a resumption of direct negotiations between the israelis and palestinians in washington but when you talk about a palestinian independent state the latest opinion polls do suggest that the majority of israelis do support the two state solution but only if israel does not have to give major land swaps and of course that is the contentious issue now the government is seeking urgent approval of this referendum bill it is asking parliament to foster track its passage we do expect that this coming wednesday i

i was around almost the entire west bank talking to palestinians last week. there's no doubt that the one issue that they deemed to be the greatest obstacle to peace right now is the continued expansion of what i would call the outlying settlements around the west bank. while prime minister netanyahu has agreed to these talks and released the prisoners, he announced there would be 1,000 more houses being constructed on the west bank. let's understand, this is not some theoretical practice that's an interference in the peace process. this is an actual interference in the capacity to build a viable palestinian state. it's going to be an important part of secretary kerry's efforts to try to figure out what to do and for the israelis to figure out, can they do anything about these settlements rather than in effect just ignore the expansion is continuing. >> ambassador, following up on that as a final question, the old logic in the region was the idea that circulated that you had to get progress on peace between the israelis and palestinians to get wider cooperati

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seven people have been injured as security forces clashed with protesters in the west bank city of ramallah another rally was days in some us controlled gaza with the group also rejecting the negotiations. coming up later in the program a syria's main opposition is becoming impatient the rebels are clean on thinks that they will receive arms all from america despite fears that weapons could end up in the wrong hands. while america's most wanted whistleblower is stuck in a moscow airport or his fate is being dugald in diplomatic games between russia and the u.s. washington says they will neither torture execute edward snowden expose this sweeping surveillance texas tactics as should he be handed over to the u.s. in the meantime moscow refuses to extradite the man saying there are no legal grounds for the procedure artie's losing friends reports. the world media and u.s. law enforcement may not be tracing edward snowden from country to country at this point but there is plenty of tracing going on at the airport and there's no sign of it slowing down as the weeks passed the kremlin has stuck t

bank is not under military occupation of israel. >> do still believe the west bank is not occupied? >> yes, i do. >> it is not occupied by israel? >> i to tell you, there are disagreements [indiscernible] >> israel has occupied the west bank since 1967. wiener was a strong supporter of the israeli government while in congress, one sponsoring a measure to bar the palestinian delegation at the united nations. at the time, he infamously stated a delegation "should start packing their little palestinian terrorist bags." bob filner isr facing calls to resign amidst a series of accusations he sexually harassed women. the womanconference, said she both endured harassment from filner and witnessed them harassing other women. >> i saw him place his hands were they did not belong on numerous women. i was placed in a headlock and moved around as a rag doll while he whispered sexual comments in my ear. mayor filner challenged me to give him one example of how his behavior towards me was improper. had askedout that he me to work without my underwear on. he had no comeback. has also comean forwar

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